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Free Trade

The other free trade. International trade in which countries allow goods to flow across their borders without imposing import or export taxes.

Unicorn

A startup valued at over £1 billion. They are rare, hence the name.

Stock Exchange

A physical/digital place where stockbrokers and traders can buy and sell securities.

Value Investing

The art of buying shares which trade below their value, according to the analysis of the value investor.

Quantitative easing

Find out what quantitative easing is and how central banks use this monetary measure to encourage economic growth.

Dividends

Find out what dividends are and how they can contribute to the growth of your investment portfolio.

Real Estate Investment Trust (REIT)

An investment trust specialised in investing in commercial property such as parking garages or GP offices.

Money laundering

A method of moving money obtained illicitly through the financial system so it can be used legally.

Gross Margin

The difference between a company's revenue and the cost to produce its goods/services, divided by revenue.

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